... first meeting of this Club, as re-organised, was held at , hrsday and Friday last. The number of en 1 Ws ,f3 considerable, and the quality of the d6-s of the '1 ' order. Tey embraced some from Ross-shire to the ] jhitfest whilst not a few belong to the best kennels in 1 B°der, Mr Usher, an experienced jud e, was lbrought nglg Dh stth and tilere wa1s a Capitall tternlout of thle ithuo gentlelen ...

... SPOUR''ING IN'TEi~LLIGENCE. HUNTING APPOINTMESTS. The DURHAM COUNTY FOX HOUNDS vill meet ou Monday the 18th of November, at Stotfold; on Wed- nesday, the 20th at tlre Hare and Hounds; and on Fri- day, the 22ad, at Newbiggin-each day at half-past ten o'clock. The NEWCASTLE and GATESuIIAD HARRIERS will meet on Monday the 18th November, at Berwick Hill; and on Friday, the 15th at Hedley-at ten ...

... SPORTING INTBLLIGENCE. WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON NOVEMBER MEETING, 1850. WD.smcSeAY.-Acceptances for the Free Handicap Hurdle Race. Fugitive, list 71b The General, ?? Hlalf-and-Half, list 21b St. Helier, 9st 121b Miss Collingwood, lost 01b Buscot, Ost I01b Sir JohnI lost 61b Little Queen, 0st 71b Fazeley, ?? 31b Risk, 9st 21b Volatile, lost 21b The Briar, Sst 1211 Acceptances for the Grand Open ...

... I STEEPLE CHASING TO COME. NOV. 20-~Warwick andi LeamiflgtOD-7bree, the Free Handicap closed and weights published; the Handicap Closed and the weights published. 25.5A.eryst'ith.Closed, and weights published 27.-South Lancashire-Closed, and weights published. DRc. 4.-Worcester-Closes Nov. 19, and weights published by the 22d. Io.-Wolverhampton-Closes Nov. 19, and weights pub- lished by the ...

... STAMFoaD 33ULL-RUNNING.-ITS History and Description. I Although the bull-baiting at Stamford was effectually suppressed from 1839, at each succeeding anniversary (the 13th of November) various rumours that a bull would be brought into the town were in- dustriously circulated: the present year, however, the ci-devant bullards were content with celebrating the ever-memorable day by a supper at ...

... . BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuISDAY, Nov. 19. WARWICK HANDICAP. 7 to 2 agst Doubt-taken. ( 6 .. I .. Woodlark-offered. hol 3 6 .. 1 .. Chief Justice-offered freely. to 10 .. I .. Egret-taken. ( 11 .. I .. Cockermouth-offered, Be 12 1 Grief-offered, B.] 12 I Valentine-offered. He 12 1 .. Minium-taken. An 3 14 I 1 .. Clothworker-offered freely. an OPEN STEEPLE CHASE (WARWICK). 5 to l nget British ...

... i,:,sing! ; , ?? I C , ?? I -1i+ ' A ' IJ. I VQ~~T~~8I~I0 I7I laQ. Lwd~~V~ tI.a~aLumbr, ?? balfpaaUQ. haovo ?? va comfr'~jfr., w :trnougo &turday eday, ,Morney;~ PeA I L= Nowa Weekni e ?? >;-,%v~tia- 'di d .h ?? Dnaka'a, MzA4, Trua~daj Toend, Vedrbe z O ati rm Bhkatdh; 1tzra, 'i . teor; YT ofdaT olBrow., PA~ y-g ~aff4past1. ha.;LO ?? Fs Qvoalh L.Asd s Moli Monday, ?? Om~kr *4. Tuay, gwot C ...

... I . I I - ?? - spon'tING- -li o .1. , '! A-DWARWICK ROVEM~E ,;l W8J~fM V6em ?? 20 addodi o~rtra eln d Lor. sOibaireeor's, Sai , 2 y's,66t 301b . He Ud~ab-Lby, = 0u~a ou~t of Birthday, 2yrslti, WM ?? d tpjce1~n a neqk. The 3leneimOt filly bd bl. ?? 1 8 Saimr-w- wew,*ai eeiaocly hr.R- i i 20& *84We6cetd to rhool * ?? A tom pe~L owrd ch'epekes.Tw.mflp. Wr 1Um- 4YZ,6&t sib. ?? 1L h Aongo, Bva, ...

... |I BARTON.UPON-HUMBER COURSING MEETING. This meeting came off on the 5th and 61h inst,, and was In alt respects a successful one. Tble decisions of AMr. M'George gave general satisfaction. The courses came off over the estate oa Mr. Wins, to whom the club and its friends lay under great obligations. The PUPPY STAKES. I.-Mr, Gowland's I d Lambton beat Mr. Graham's r d Norval (2), Mr. Duckle's ...

... jT3 LItRAPOOL AUTUMN ?? Steward: The Earl of Sefton. Clerk of the Course: Mr. E. W. Topham. Mr. E. W. Topharn, the new lessee and director-in- chief of sporting pastimes at Liverpool, is, as all the world knows, both a talented man and clever tactician, and if we needed a proof of his skill, we should refer the sceptical to the tact he bas displayed on his new domaiinir amalgamating ...

... 33ETTING AT TATTERSALL'S. MONDAY. Although there- was a tolerable muster of subscribers this afternoon, business was on too limited a scale to re- quire more than a passing comment, yet several events in embryo were touched upon. Spot, Candlewick, and Cocktail, were backed for the Sefton Handicap for small sums, and Doubt would have been backed for that of Warwick if the money could have been ...

... 2muit:E*is v ?? Stokes and I STORESANyu Leg9's M1ATCH OF ICJ~1 Vdvward Lee decided h two hundrcd yards match o e Pershoreread, a itule from 5iisgh5m on Moaday last the stakelcse'lltg Hi a sideh-id in ?? of the teems of the agreemgntc Master e was a good attcndance of tjectators, who aid 5 ] ...